To grant to Indians living under federal tutelage the freedom to organize for purposes of local self-government and economic enterprise. Hearing[s], Seventy-third Congress, second session, on S. 2755.

Burton K. Wheeler, chairman.

Enterprise zones : the design of tax incentives /

"June 3, 1992."

The Williamsburg Bridge. An account of the ceremonies attending the formal opening of the structure, December the nineteenth, MDCCCIII, together with an illustrated historical and descriptive sketch of the enterprise,

Mode of access: Internet.

Public enterprise economics and transport problems /

Bibliography: p. 233-238.

Astoria : or, Enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains /

Includes advertising matter.

The oldest music room in Europe; a record of eighteenth-century enterprise at Oxford,

Mode of access: Internet.

Missionary enterprise and home service; a story of mission life in Samoa and circuit work in New South Wales.

Autobiography.

Engine, diesel, marine : Enterprise models DMQ-36 and DMQ-38.

Includes index.

Unified Jewish religious education curriculum : resource guide for the Armed Forces /

Cover title.

American enterprise and Scandinavian antitrust law

"Appendix 1: Legislation controlling restrictive business practices ... from Guide to legislation on restrictive business practices, published in Paris by the European Productivity Agency of the Organization for European Cooperation and Development": p. [301]-352

Private enterprise and public policy

Mode of access: Internet.

Dynamic Models under Uncertainty for Large-Scale Enterprise Systems

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

A simple and unified approach to human voluntary movements

In his provocative article, F. Mechsner (2004) advances the thesis that human voluntary movements are subject to psychological or perceptual -cognitive control and are thus organized without regard to efferent patterns (p. 355). Rather than considering in detail the experiments that he proffered by way of support, the present author discusses the degree to which that supposition has appeal on the grounds of simplicity and is defined in terms that are compatible with a unified science.